an ice axe造句

• Without an ice axe or crampons this presents a serious obstacle.
• Not a rope, not an ice axe, nothing,
• He said Rumez dragged himself out of the crevasse using an ice axe.
• In 1975, Chinese climber Wang Hongbao found a body near an ice axe.
• A bemused clerk helps Langley deduce that the weapon was most likely an ice axe.
• On a true ice slope however, an ice axe is rarely able to effect a self-arrest.
• A famous rescue involving an ice axe took place during the Third American Karakoram Expedition to K2 in 1953.
• He also designed an ice axe that was supposed to dig into the ice better and stop a slide.
• An ice axe can be held and employed in a number of different ways, depending on the terrain encountered.
• Learning how to build an igloo and stop a fall with an ice axe are mandatory parts of an Antarctic initiation.
• A traverse can be made to the South Twin, although an ice axe is recommended for the narrow connecting ridge.
• They dug up everything they could without putting themselves in jeopardy _ a red backpack, a headlamp, an ice axe.
• On 20 August 1940, in his study, Trotsky was attacked by Ram髇 Mercader who used an ice axe as a weapon.
• He reached for an ice axe to stop himself, but the wall of snow knocked him on his back and rolled over him.
• Mercader struck from behind and fatally wounded Trotsky on the head with an ice axe while the exiled Russian was looking at the document.
• The term " ice pick " also commonly refers to a mountaineers'tool known in the USA as an ice axe.
• By luck, Taylor discovers Dallas'frozen body and scavenges his climbing rope, epinephrine ( adrenaline ), and an ice axe.
• It is possible to climb the " Direct Coolidge " in late spring directly to the summit with crampons and an ice axe.
• In mountaineering, a climber can employ a self-belay with an ice axe to prevent a slide down a snow-covered slope.
• To use an ice axe to self-belay, a climber will hold the axe by the head in the climber s uphill hand.